Debt Rattle November 13 2023
- This topic has 42 replies, 22 voices, and was last updated 5 months, 2 weeks ago by
.
-
Posts
-
What will be Nygard punishment be, at 82 years old, for wanting forbidden pussy when he was young?
Lock him up with a “playboy” and a bottle of viagra and a sound track of a laughing women as he flutily attempts to get an erection.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/peter-nygard-sexual-assault-trial-1.7022210
Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard found guilty of 4 counts of sexual assault”
In March of 2021, the US made the fatal mistake of confiscating privately-held assets of the Russian people. Although this was seen by Americans as just punishment for Russia’s invasion of the Donbas, the rest of the world saw it differently. The leaders of even small countries took note, realizing that the rulebook had just been tossed out the window. If the US could seize foreign privately-owned assets in Russia… they could do it anywhere.Although almost no one in the US noticed it at the time, more than two-thirds of the world’s countries quietly began to create treaties with China and Russia – seeking to build a new alternative to the robber empire. Although this still appears to be insignificant to Americans, the change has taken place quickly and substantially. Scores of new treaties are now in place, and more are on the way. The world is now “rent in twain.”
Saudi Arabia moved decisively to shift its loyalty to China, along with other OPEC nations, assuring that the petrodollar will soon be no more.
New treaties have been inked to allow the world’s countries to trade in their own countries, bypassing the dollar, assuring that the US dollar as the reserve currency is also on its way out.
An entirely new global paradigm is underway – one that’s not even on the news in the US. Americans are blissfully unaware that their country is now a house of cards, looking for a strong wind.
That strong wind has come up in the Middle East in the form of a war that promises to break the bank of the US. The US pours $830 billion into the Military Industrial Complex annually for weaponry that has been outmoded, in some cases, for decades, while other powers have continued to advance and, today, far outweigh the US militarily.
”
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.